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CLICK HERE to read an article I recently published in the Oklahoma Bar Journal (Vol. 81, No. 27, Pg. 2215, October 9, 2010 – http://www.okbar.org/obj/default.htm) about changes in the law regarding the creditor claim process in Oklahoma probate procedures. There are some technical parts, and frankly it can be difficult and frustrating to interpret the laws legislatures pass, but attorneys and all persons involved in the probate process in Oklahoma need to be aware of the changes. This may be of interest to you if you are involved in an estate in Oklahoma – whether as a personal representative, heir, creditor, beneficiary, or otherwise.

Thanks for your comment. I would be interested to know your thoughts on the OK changes discussed in the article and/or to hear comments about CA v. OK procedure. You can contact me directly or post on the blog.

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